Temple Fork GTS BBC7116-1 Gary Loomis Swimbait/Back Bouncing Rod

Temple Fork GTS BBC7116-1 Gary Loomis Swimbait/Back Bouncing Rod

Gary Loomis' GTS Swimbait Rod is designed for use with large baits - Alabama Rig, Carolina Rig, swimbaits and deep cranks.

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TD Code
TypeLengthPowerLine Wt.
(lb)
Lure Wt.
(oz)
Rod Wt.
(oz)
ActionPrice
GTS BBC7116-1
TEM-0089
Swimbait / Back Bouncing7'11''
1pc
MAG H12-251-66.3Fast$199.95 USD
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Temple Fork GTS BBC7116-1 Gary Loomis Tactical Series Swimbait/Back Bouncing Rod has a softer tip and a stout butt. The rod is designed for use with large baits - Alabama Rig, Carolina Rig, swimbaits and deep cranks.

By utilizing a new proprietary scrim in conjunction with TFO's high modulus carbon fiber blank material, Gary was able to save weight and increase sensitivity without sacrificing strength. GTS Bass blanks are tastefully finished; simply polished, with a thin layer of matte clear coat to enhance the natural luster of the fibers, TFO's trademark Color ID Split grip is further complemented by a two-piece reel seat and a natural cork ring split grip.

GTS rods are topped with TFO's proprietary Tactical Series guides, machined stainless steel inserts are super-hard chrome anodized then swaged into a chromium-impregnated stainless frame. What does this all mean? Super hard, super slick, saltwater safe and no more lost fishing time due to lost inserts...and they're 30% lighter than standard SiC guides.
2 Questions & 2 Answers
Shane
from SF bay, California asked:
May 6, 2019
I was planning on using this rod for jigging lingcods / rock cods off the shore of Northern California in my Kayak with  2 - 6 oz jigs, and shrimp flys. the light weight of the rod caught my eye. what would be a good lightweight reel to match up with this?
1 Answer
The okuma Komodo or the Daiwa Lexa would be a good choice for this rod 
Submitted by: Bernie De Graaf on May 24, 2019

Mike
from Florida asked:
May 3, 2019
Would a Daiwa Lexa 300 be a good fit for this rod. Throwing swim baits for snook and small tarpon in saltwater. Thanks
1 Answer
That would make a great combo 
Submitted by: Bernie De Graaf on May 8, 2019

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